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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1997
Page
4
A quirky view of cloning from the film Multiplicity compares real and fictional clones. It suggests smart originals disappear amid duplicated copies and jokes about the intelligence of a clone made from a clone. The piece notes advantages of cloning but highlights comedic misfires.
A speaker jokes about cloning and genetic engineering to extend male life and create many Brad Pitts. She then deflects with a warning that playing God could go wrong, noting human limits and the need for humility.
A childhood memoir of weekly visits to loving grandparents. The narrator recalls climbing the oak, swinging on a handmade seat, playing baseball and pool, and learning money value from read aloud sessions. Nights included ice cream, stories like Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, and comforting humidifiers for asthma. The piece ends with enduring affection and gratitude toward Grandma and Grandpa.
Brock Chesbro voices strong opinion on the O J Simpson civil verdict and money owed totaling 33.5 million dollars. He questions double jeopardy, notes Simpson's acquittal in the criminal case, and ponders Goldman's push for a full confession and the impact on public perception.
Two area students, Jason Croucher from Osage City Elementary and Seth Lickteig of Paola Middle School, qualified for the state level National Geography Bee at Fort Hays State University on April 4. State winners receive $100 and prizes plus an all expense paid trip to Washington D C for finals May 27 and 28 with three national scholarships totaling 50000 dollars.
A student columnist argues media bias amplifies terrorism by giving front page attention to bombings and groups seeking publicity. The piece condemns sensationalism and urges restraint, urging the press to avoid broadcasting violent group justifications and to focus on factual reporting.
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